I was accepted and I could study in Prague and that... and I should say there was another... I had an experience... a one-day experience, in Prague before that. Already in the gymnasium... or rather let's start from a different end. One very important commodity in Czechoslovakia was, and it still is, is beer. And for beer you need hops and hops you have to harvest at a certain time and the time is relatively short, so they... the growers asked the schools to send the children, the students there, to help them with the harvest. So it was fun for us.  So every year for two weeks or so we went to northern Bohemia where the hops was mostly growing and harvested hops. And on the way back we took one day stop in Prague and this was my first day and I was just... I just fell in love with the city and that love persists to this day and, so when I... and at the end of the day, I already loved music by that time, at the end of the day before the train... the train left like midnight or something and we were lucky to get the standing entrance ticket to the opera. It was the most wonderful Beethoven's Fidelio I ever heard and never forget that. So Prague it was to be.  And then when I studied in Prague, in the first year in particular, I spent more time in the churches and in all the other architectural wonders of Prague rather than in the classroom but... and I think I could have been a guide through the city if I had the opportunity.